In the Glorious Divine Kingdom, Noah's Ark, within the Central Cathedral.
Seated on the throne, Sophia was observing her social experiment project.
Alright, she did indeed have some idle time.
More than half a month ago, when Leviathan had just been born, the Pure White Angel was already prepared to lead all the angels to take down the opposing Magic Republic in one fell swoop.
However, despite her preparations, who could have predicted that Leviathan would stubbornly refuse to act, wandering aimlessly at the sea bottom for more than half a month? It was quite unexpected.
Even someone with Sophia's calm disposition was getting a bit anxious. She really wanted to remind this Unicorn Whale to stop being an idle wanderer and get to work.
But this was impossible.
Even though Leviathan's birth was achieved through the power of the Apocalypse Horn, this didn't mean she had the authority to command the King of Calamity Beasts.
In truth, Leviathan was uncontrollable. As the ultimate Calamity Beast of the apocalypse, it had its own level of dignity.
Sophia managed to ensure that this terrifying King of Calamity Beasts didn't focus its attention on Noah's Ark constantly hovering above it, which was no easy feat, but further influencing Leviathan was beyond her capacity.
So, the already-prepared Pure White Angel reluctantly had to recall the troops, everyone returning home and waiting for this additional half month.
Anyway, as long as Leviathan was born, the advantage was hers. There was no need to be overly anxious at this final juncture, to avoid making reckless mistakes.
Since the Unicorn Whale didn't want to move, she would wait until it wanted to move.
Thus, she idled about and could only watch her little disciple Noah create her desired "Utopia" to entertain herself daily.
Ever since she had an open talk with Noah, an inevitable sad estrangement had formed between the teacher and the disciple. Even though Noah still respected her, Sophia could clearly sense that the child wasn't as close to her as before. Their relationship could never return to the past.
On the surface, Sophia appeared indifferent, but the Pure White Angel actually felt somewhat sorrowful inside.
After all, the noble and aloof facade was just her protective shell; she was quite sentimental deep down.
Although she initially picked up Noah as a convenient disciple purely for experimentation, treating her as a test subject, after teaching her for decades, how could she have no feelings at all?
These past days, she had been secretly regretting, wondering if her previous words had been too blunt, hurting Noah's feelings. But she really didn't want to continue deceiving her disciple, even though the truth could sometimes be harsh.
"Sigh, I can only blame myself for not being a qualified teacher. Go ahead and hate me, Noah. You have the right, because I did utilize you," the Pure White Angel sighed inwardly, mocking herself.
Of course, despite her inner remorse, Sophia wouldn't show this weakness in front of her disciple. Since she had sown this evil fruit, she would swallow this bitterness herself.
Indeed, Noah recently had been doing quite well. Since her successful reform, the mortals in the Ark World had indeed been living better and better.
Even though hardships never stopped momentarily, after the civil war, famine and plague, accompanied by death, had once again tormented these poor mortals. The dire scenes made Sophia almost intervene several times.
Well, as long as Noah prayed to her, she would intervene.
The chaos, war, famine, and plague, representing the four Calamities of the Revelation Four Horsemen, were naturally known to Sophia. She had sensed them the moment the Divine King cast these four Horsemen into the Ark.
She had considered resisting the influence of these four Horsemen but ultimately decided against it after careful consideration and balancing the consequences.
This time, to defeat the young miss, she had resolutely sealed her heart, fearing that emotions like compassion would undermine her decisiveness.
Since she had chosen this ruthless path for victory from the beginning, she had to see it through no matter what.
After all, the value of the Power of Faith accumulated by these mortals was already exhausted. Whether they survived or not was irrelevant to her next plan; let them fend for themselves.
Well, if Noah prayed to her, she might help. If Noah didn't, she'd continue to watch coldly.
And evidently, Noah had not uttered a word till now.
Since their last open talk, Noah had never sought God's help again. She led her people through the trials posed by the Revelation Four Horsemen with their own strength and methods.
They resisted the chaos with faith, suppressed the shadow of war with order, endured the famine hardships with hard work, and passed through the plague's torment with discipline…
Just as Noah once promised her, she would complete "Genesis" with her own hands.